jesse? >> jesse: thanks, trey. earlier in the show, i spoke to a woman in ukraine who claims russian troops are raping women in the city of kherson. here's what she said about that. >> first story i heard it was the story about the girl who was 17 years old. she was in the car with some -- two other people. and when the car was shooted and people were killed, they didn't find the girl in the car. and they found her two blocks away from there, raped and dead. and now there is another information that there are already 11 cases of russian military raped our girls. >> jesse: here now wes mitchell former assistant secretary of state. so, wes, we have heard several reports of the russian forces raping and pillaging this poor country. is this something american people need to do something about in your opinion? >> without question, the american people need to be aware this is happening. think i we need to put more pressure on the biden administration to help the ukrainian army in its heroic effort to defend -- to defend

"jesse watters primetime" is up next. >> jesse: hey, mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: nearly 200 years ago, prominent danish author named hans christian andersen was making a name for himself. the man knew how to spin a yarn, as they say. crafting some of the 19th century's most famous tales. he knocked out a few classics. i'm sure you've read these to your kids before, like the ugly duckling or the little mermaid. solid stories that help pass along some important life lessons. but anderson wasn't just writing about mallards and fish. he was also the guy behind the folktale "the emperor's new clothes." if you are unfamiliar with the story it tells a story of an emperor known for spending large sums of money on lavish clothing. when two con men hear about this, they trick them into buying what he believes is an extravagant outfit but it turns out it's really nothing at all. >> feels like i'm wearing nothing at all. nothing at all. >> jesse: they convinced of the emperor that only idiots and full scan to see the beautiful garment, so everybody plays along not wanting to admit thaty are t

jesse? >> jesse: thanks. that was a great interview. i appreciate it russian forces turned up the heat in ukraine today. targeting new cities in the west. for the first time. launched more missiles and closing in as you heard on the capital. the attacks started early this morning. striking airfields in the western part of the country. video shows the errant at lusk sky bright red. hammered for russian missiles. russians airstrikes neeper. twrargts evaporated a kindergarten, an apartment building, a shoe factory. all leveled to the ground from huge blasts. but amid all this death and destruction, ukrainians have made some significant gains against the russian military. they are staying pretty strong on defense, blowing up russian tanks, ambushing russian soldiers. defending their country at all costs. and they need to stay focused. as we just reported, satellite images showed that that 30-mile convoy that's been inching towards the capital has redeployed potentially repositioning to take a direct strike at the capital city. retired u.s.

jesse? >> jesse: do you feel like the russians are hitting strategic buildings in the city or is it more indiscriminate bombing in your estimation? >> they are definitely trying to take out military targets on the outskirts of the city but they are also hitting critical civilian infrastructure. the ukrainian health ministry estimates that more than 350 civilians have died since the start of this invasion. they have been killed by russian shelling and strikes and it's only going to get worse. those estimates are likely very low. because we have seen new videos today in the second largest city in ukraine. kharkiv indicating that more civilian were killed as the russians continue this blood i can't understand aggressive campaign. jesse? >> jesse: it looks like it's getting worse and worse every night. thank you so much. stay safe out there, trey. we will get back to you later. here now senator lindsey graham. all right, senator, you have seen all of the reports about this massive convoy. >> rig

> jesse: you know for sure? >> the fbi investigated, the southern district of new york was all over it. it was their case. it was one of their flagship cases and one of our most important cases. i was very frustrated when i got the news. i was very pissed off. i also sent the ig up to investigate. and i was satisfied at the end of the day that it was suicide. >> jesse: all right. you told the story here about some fight you got into. [laughter] >> jesse: you look like a fighter, when you were in college. and you is said that that was representative for how you thought trump should have handled his presidency. why don't you share that with us. >> actually, the president, after h.w. bush's funeral asked me to come by the whitehouse. he already told me wanted me as attorney general and offered me the job. but i think he was having second thoughts. during that conversation, i said you and i are going to have a problem. because i understand about fighting back. but if you hit back immediately, you are letting your en

eastern with "jesse watters primetime" who suspect next. hey, jesse. >> jesse: thank you. i'm going to be having bill barr on "primetime" in a few weeks so thanks for warming him up for me. >> bret: all right. [laughter] >> jesse: good evening. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: welcome to "jesse watters primetime." tonight we begin with a fox news alert ♪ [bleep] [explosions] >> jesse: it was blood-soaked weekend in ukraine as putin's army continues to kill civilians on purpose. the situation is spiraling completely out of control as the west scrambles to find a way to stop the russians. foreign correspondent trey yingst is live in kyiv latest, trey? >> >> jesse, good evening. tonight the ukrainians say they shot down two russian planes flying in the skies of their capital city. it comes as we are seeing some devastating images of russian shelling civilian areas across this country. in concernive, can you see apartment complex the courtyard totally destroyed by a russian shell. this is a common theme across ukraine as the russian are indiscriminate matily firing on populated areas. simi

"jesse watters primetime" right now. hey, jess dr.. >> jesse: thank you. heavy shelling and bombing get worse across ukraine as russia targets innocent women and children. let's go now to correspondent trey yingst live in kyiv. >> jesse, the past hour we have heard large explosions in the ukrainian capital of kyiv. also air raid sirens going off telling people to get underground immediately. this city is under attack as the russian advance continues. but some concerning developments in the southern part of ukraine tonight in the city of kherson a population of nearly 300,000 people there and right now it is at least partially controlled by russian forces. those forces worked their way into the city earlier today and over the past several days. and it's concerning for many reasons. in part because if they are able to maintain control of this critical city near the black sea, it will allow them to work their way further west of the city of odesa. this is a key industrial zone in an area of land that the russians are going to want to capture so they can make

jesse watters on time. >> jesse: thank you. i thought i was your mentor, bret. >> bret: you were, you were. >> jesse: thank you very much. appreciate it ♪ ♪ >> jesse: we all love to measure our accomplishments, whether they are personal, professional or even athletic, you like to take stock of where you stand. and if you are truly the best at something, you might just set a record. most of us we love when a good record is broken. you know that can trigger a heated debate like who really is baseball's all-time home run king? hell, there is even entire book dedicated to keeping track of our most insane achievements. but, unfortunately for us, our commander-in-chief keeps breaking records. just not the ones we want. after setting a new high with the number of illegal aliens crossing the border, biden has done himself one better. with the price of gas skyrocketing to it highest level ever. a gallon of gas up to now 4.17. go ahead, joe. take a bow, and things aren't getting better any time soon. >> today i'm announcing the unite

a pleasure, jesse. thanks. >> jesse: meanwhile this morning the ukraine military hit back against russian navy near the port. they destroyed a russian landing ship able to carry up to 20 tanks for 40 armored personnel carriers damaged and forced two similar ships out of the port entirely. a huge blow to the russian naval effort. the russians have total dominant over the sea has evolved, crack's are starting to show. ukrainian forces starting to take back towns in the north and now this are the tides turning against the russians? lieutenant colonel daniel davis defense priority senior fellow. so, what is the keel on the ground and the sea right now? >> well, what you see is the continuation that ukraine doesn't really care what the status is or what the balance of power is, they are fighting ferociously. and fearlessly. and in ways that really are very impressive for anybody to see. the conditions continue to be weighted towards the russians. especially in the far east fierce fighting of the entire war g

jesse? >> jesse: good news, thank you, trey. it's now been two weeks since russia started this onslaught against the people of ukraine. and after 14 days, we're waking up to additional threats emerging from this war zone. it's a stark reality but what happens in ukraine could destroy more than just europe. last week we reported on russia's attack an eventual occupation of europe's largest nuclear power plant. after a fire broke out, following an assault by russian forces, alarm bells went off across the world. that we could be witnessing a nuclear meltdown. luckily that didn't happen. as the facility held up without leaking radiation. and we dodged a bullet. but russia's stupidity knows no bounds. they were willing to attack a nuclear plant. so what else are they willing to destroy? well, we know russia is one big fang news operation. brainwashing its own people into thinking they are the good guys in this war. so it's safe to assume their troops are falling for similar propaganda. and they're largely conscripted army made up of

hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret, thank you. >> jesse: bombshell from the "new york times america has a free speech problem. americans hold fundamental right free citizens as a country. the right to speak their minds and voice their opinions in public without fear of being shamed or shunned. something is definitely happening here in america. a full article from the "new york times," more than like 2500 words, blasting liberal hypocrites for shutting down the people they disagree with. here's another quote. you can't consider yourself a supporter of free speech and be policing and punishing speech more than protecting it free speech demands a greater willingness to engage with ideas we dislike. so if cancel culture is confirmed just like hunter's laptop, the newspaper of record says so. so it has to be true. and this comes 24 hours after the "times" authenticated hunter biden's laptop from hell. confirming what we knew all along. that hunter raked in 3.5 million from the mayor of moscow's family. that he was bribed with a three karat diamond from a jech chinese communist and joe biden

jesse, i will turn it over to you. >> jesse: thanks, bret. it is tough. ♪ >> jesse: vladimir putin came dangerously close to attacking a nato country. russian long range bombers flying in russian airspace fired a flurry of missiles at a military base in deep west ukraine. just 11 miles from the polish border. that's about this close to triggering a larger war with the united states. the airstrike killed 35 and wounded more than 100. the base, believed to be a staging area for foreign fighters. the european vest came to ukraine to fight alongside the resistance. the west is worried this symbolizes a significant shift in putin's war path. russia warning that besides foreign fighters any shipment of arms to ukraine could be considered a target. this is setting off alarm bells in estonia, a nato ally, wedged right next to russia on the far eastern flank. today became the first nato country to call for a no-fly zone over ukraine. something that prime time believes will drag america into a direct war with russia. as with the debate about the mig

>> jesse: jesse jr. before the age of one under the wire took his first steps and he looks like a drunk greg gutfeld. there he is. and these out. we are very proud of him. we love him. 1 foot in front of the other. that's what life is all about. time for texts. tanya, texas. jesse, love your stats. thanks for affirming that it's not the mainstream. it's time for we the people to speak up. lorraine, california. how can i get a copy of the statistics you showed on your show today? people need to have this reality pounded into their head to counter the propaganda. we will give it up on my twitter, instagram, and our pages right now. tim from arizona. i remember the horrors of learning about different genders in ninth grade health class. why are they trying to force it on 5-year-olds? you'll have to ask them. how is disney going to explain many and make you? good question. it's going to get a little weird down in disney world now. susan from reno, nevada, has anyone asked chris rock if he's okay. seriously.

hey, jesse. >> jesse: some pipes on her. good for her. ♪ >> jesse: none of us are perfect. me especially. all of us make mistakes at one time or another and when we mess up, it's never our fault. blame someone else. when you were a kid and you forgot to do your homework, who did you blame? >> you ate my homework? i didn't know dogs really did that. >> jesse: you rear end a guy on your way to work? that sounds weird. it's definitely his fault for stopping short. we all project our mistakes on to somebody else if we blame them then maybe nobody is going to accuse us. well, the democratic party took that to heart during the trump administration projecting all of their issues on to our former president. >> he certainly acts like a president that is come compromised. >> what do the russians have on donald trump politically, financially and personally? >> talking about the entirely legitimate question of whether donald trump could be compromised. >> i do think the president is compromised. i have to wonder how deep that compromise is and what he would or would not do to protect h

jesse watters prime-time with a couple of seconds extra. >> jesse: i am not giving them back. thanks, bret. vladimir putin must have flunked history class. if he paid attention instead of daydreaming about whatever russian boys dream about. he would have learned about guerilla warfare. ukrainians will die before they lose everything they own. how can he overcome that resistance? the ukrainians know the cities they are protecting and recognizes which streets can be used as pinch points. they understand the terrain. they know the swamps and the tree lines forcing the invaders into compromised position. sounds similar to something we might know a thing or two about in the united states. like when the colonial army fought off the british in the revolutionary war. england was unable to defeat a bunch of farmers. america used guerilla warfare. the colonial militia men limited casualties and for their freedom and land against an occupying force. it was a recipe for victory. this trend continued time and time again. just look at vietnam. the viet cong with stood a pounding from the un

"jesse watters primetime" is right now. jesse? >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: for as long as we can remember, movies have been a big part of american culture. i mean, who doesn't love the movies. it's our chance to escape reality, just for a few hours. sit back. eat some popcorn. be entertained. maybe even cry a little. not me, of course. and we all have our favorites. whether it's titanic, saving private ryan, maybe forrest gump. >> my momma always said life was like a box of chocolates. you never know what you're gonna get. >> jesse: once upon a time hollywood had real favorites, too. so one night out of the year. they would load up on the glitz and the glamour and hit the red carpet to celebrate film with the mother of all award shows. the oscars. but in the last decade. we started tuning the show out. as the oscars just became so political, every movie needs to be more woke than the next. it can't just be about the film #oscar so white trend every time a caucasian person is nominated for admission. and nobody has ever he

jesse watters is looking for one of those grace viewers. >> jesse: indeed. thank you very much, bret. i am sure you are familiar with the old saying the cream rises to the top. you know what i mean? the best for the job can't go long without being noticed. in sports captains rise to the childrening. -- challenge. the best quarterback want the ball for the game winning drive and the ace of the pitching staff wants to be on the mound for a ninth inning in a 1 run game. when things get tough you turn to leaders. the funny thing about leadership, you recognize it most when it's not there. you have seen it at work when dealing with a bad boss. >> i will need you to go ahead and come in tomorrow. if you could be here around 9 that would be great. okay? i almost forgot. i will also need you to come in on sunday too. >> jesse: a bad boss with ruin an office and a bad president can run an entire country. poor leadership didn't get much worse than joe biden. he spent the covid pandemic hiding in his basement. now he wants to lead the new world order. >> we are at an i

"jesse watters primetime" is right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you. ♪ >> jesse: we start tonight with a fox news alert. two major stories unfolding right now in ukraine. reports of a fire at the country's largest nuclear plant. where fighting has been taking place for hours. and news that could be a major blow against the russians. the a.p. reporting that a top russian general has been killed. national security correspondent jennifer griffin following the story of that general joins us live from the pentagon. >> hi, jesse a top russian general as you mentioned major general andre sukovets scmplet i. one of russia's elite special forces group was killed in ukraine earlier this week according to a.p. he was reportedly killed by ukrainian sniper. president putin confirmed that a russian general had been killed in a speech to the russian people today on the progress in ukraine. he told french president emanuel macron on a phone call today that russia would achieve its goals no matter. what the killing of such a high ranking russian general du

"jesse watters primetime" starts now. jesse, i like that singing without the whole thing. just get the stadium in there. >> jesse: i have no idea what you are talking about because i just sat down. >> bret: see, that's what you do. >> jesse: that's thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: what do you think it was that made the 1970s so haywire? was it the bell bottom jeans and the leisure suits? or was it archie bunker? >> let me tell you something, mr. stivic. you are a meat head. [laughter] >> what did you call me? >> a meat head. >> jesse: it wasn't just his style and the stars. in the early 1970s our country was rocked by presidential scandal. after a security guard botched the burglary in a d.c. hotel, the american public learned the name watergate. it was a long, drawn out political catastrophe that led to president richard nixon's downfall. >> because of the watergate matter, i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. >> jesse: while nixon wasn't the man behind the burglary, he was involved in the cover-up and, as we all know, the cover-up is worse than the cr

"jesse watters primetime" starts right now. jess thank you so much, bret. that was a great tribute. ♪ >> jesse: joe biden and vladimir putin share something in common. they are both running into some problems at home. and both men are using similar tactics to hide the truth. we expect that from the russian president, not our president. but start in russia. putin can't keep a lid on reality during a war. this is 2022. the dam is cracking. check out this news editor who crashed a live broadcast to let the russian people know what's been going on. more on this in a moment. but, putin has run into resistance everywhere so he is cranking up the propaganda to levels we haven't seen since 2014. when he invaded crimea, he putin kinis started popping up all over the beaches. russian women were seen sporting putin bikinis to push patriotism and show support for russia's interest. and now putin is looking for new sources of disinformation. russia is paying young russian tiktok stars to push his talking points. the videos follow the exact same script like a kremlin p

jesse? >> trey, your understanding of the president zelenskyy, you think he die for his country if they lay siege to the capital? do you think he would go down shooting? >> i do. he is surrounded right now by member with weapons think have a variety of bunkers set up across the city. he has been given multiple opportunities to leave this country. a similar sentiment we have seen from other top officials in this capital of kyiv. members of parliament going to police stations and picking up weapons. preparing ammunition and saying they will stay in the city. these are people who have the resources to leave. they could flee. they could go to the united states if they wanted to. they have the connections, they have the contacts and the money. but they are choosing to stay and defend their country. jesse? >> jesse: a lot different than afghanistan. i will tell you that thank you so much, trey here now roman whose familiar just fled a ukrainian town that was almost completely destroyed any spent t

here is jesse. >> jesse: hi, bret, thanks so much. >> jesse: for the first time tonight president biden admitted what we have been seeing now for weeks. >> did you ask me whether i would. >> sea war criminal, sir? >> is he a war criminal. >> jesse: obviously, it just takes joe a little bit longer to come around than most people putin is blood trust thirsty and now desperate. shooting then in the street. without help ukrainian's numbers are nundz. the pal said he could go nuclear. finished showing hypersonic nuclear missile can travel 7,00d reach london in five minutes. it was time for action. today ukrainian president zelenskyy spoke to congress begging us to get more involved he sure played the hit. >> we need you right now. remember pearl harbor terrible morning december 7th, 1941. when your sky was black from the planes attacking you meant remember september 11th, 2001. i need your help. the same you feel when you hear the words "i have a dream." >> jesse: zelenskyy's speech was pretty powerful. we have to be smart, not too emotional. what specifically is he asking for is this a lot

we'll find out, jesse? >> jesse: great reporting as always. let's bring in lieutenant colonel daniel davis senior fellow at defense priorities. you heard our reporter, ben, say that ukrainians have fought the russians to a stalemate outside the capital. now, don't sugar coat this. hit me with the truth. is there a chance that this stalemate could continue and they do not lay siege to the capital? >> >> that's what we hope. but i will tell you, as a former officer myself who has fought in heavy armored combat, i am shocked at the small and the low level of just basic understanding of how tactics are done that the russian tanks after so much opportunity to just see how the u.s. has fought with tanks would have such horrible tactics that allow them to be blown up like that. so that does call into question just how effective they can be. now, i do put a caveat on it though in the south there does still seem to be a lot of success for the russian armed forces. some success. they continue to make methodical progress. if they're able to close off som

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, piers morgan, greg gutfeld, dana perino and 5:00 in new york city, new york, city emphasis "the five." yet another big american company going woke, disney caving to the liberal mob and pledging to help repeal the new parental rights signed into law by florida governor ron desantis. which democrats and the media have completely lied about and called them bigoted scum of the bill with sexual orientation or gender identity in the kindergarten through third grade. disanto's firing back at disney calling out some of the obvious double standards. >> for a company like disney to say that the bill should have never passed, they weren't saying anything and we started doing this because the woke mob but put that aside appeared for them to say that them as a california-based company are going to work to take those california values and overturned a law that was duly enacted, as you said, supported by a strong majority of floridians, they don't run the state. we have done a bill that prohibited talking about the abuse of le

." ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody jesse watters with judge jean pyro, jessica tarlov, greg gutfeld and this is "the five." russia's war in ukraine getting dangerously close to nato's doorstep. cruz, ms. schools striking ukrainian base just 12 miles from the polish border killing 35 people and injuring 134 others. brand-new german footage shows the devastation in mariupol with reckless attacks showing buildings injuring and killing civilians. ukraine and russia holding a fourth round of negotiations. for more let's go to trey yingst. >> guys, good afternoon we are learning about the russian advance on the ukrainian capital of kyiv each hour they are showing the outskirts of the city pier they are also healing from the air using fighter jets. part of the reason we have seen so much air defense in the ukrainian arsenal to shoot those planes out of the sky, you can see from the video when a russian shell does get through it can cause immense damage. at least two people killed at the first location this morning when slammed into an apartment building. another 12 injured in another location

do you care to respond to jesse? could you argue that biden is trying to portray a sense of calm as opposed to urgency? would? would it be that his strategy? >> jessica: i could argue that. i could also argue that jesse's perception of that press conference was not in sync with what how i was viewing it or a lot of americans. people all over the world. biden did have real deliverables. he said out loud i want russia out over the g20. that's a big deal. when you say russia should be out. of building a new humanitarian aid, taking 100,000 refugees. hundred thousand is still not enough but it's clear that they know it's a problem. there's another 320 million what they are calling societal resilience, to make sure the media can keep functioning how we are supporting lgbtq people in ukraine, et cetera. those feel like real deliverables to me. see six, jessica. >> dana: but we are not ending the war. >> jesse: on the chemical weapons front, it's a big moment pretty think back to one of the biggest foreign policy blunders o

[laughter] jesse? >> jesse: thank you for putting geraldo with chaps in my mind. but he is right you don't go to a photo shoot if you don't want your body on the cover of "vogue" or playgirl. and isn't she always right about everything? my favorite thing -- >> jessica: you don't argue with anna. >> jesse: the staff poses the idea of maybe starting starting to oversee relations with the nordic countries. [laughter] nordic countries instead of northern triangle. and copenhagen, start off slow. >> greg: nordic track. >> jessica: what are the issues she was wanting to deal with? i don't understand that. >> jesse: apparently, the white house left at that. >> jessica: i still think that that photo should not have been on the cover. it could have been embedded in the shoot. the other thing is, i would have owned it. i look good in congress. stop complaining, own it. >> jesse: and she's on vogue, come on. >> jessica: "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ . . (johnny cash) ♪ i've traveled every road in this here land! ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere, man. ♪ ♪ i've been e

including jesse. >> jesse: i'm on an a-team? >> greg: yes, first time. >> jesse: they wouldn't have me on that team. i think that oil prices are going to probably hit 200 and gas prices are probably going to hit $6 or $7 a gallon here in the united states and the president is going to have to make a serious decision and he is not there yet but he will have to make that decision. >> dana: get there geraldo? >> geraldo: i said yesterday zelenskyy could not be killed. now his image is heroism will live forever in the anales of history. putin why murdering women and children has gone beyond the pale. irredeemable. you can't think of a world with putin anymore. >> dana: judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: in russia, also, given what he has done to his own people and the fact that many of his own people don't agree with what he is doing, i think that putin is the persona non grata of the century. >> perhaps forever. all right. that is it for us. "special report" is up next. hi, bret. >> bret: maybe time for jesse to save the world. >> ju

we go to you jesse. >> jesse: i don't do the tourism thing. i go to the beach. i go to the pool, little work out in the morning, nice brunch. i will buy a nice lunch and start drinking midafternoon and then just cruise all the way and go to bed. >> greg: anyway, judge. you have to make sure you have a connection there but when you go on vacation. >> judge jeanine: i love to tour. >> greg: you are a tourist. >> judge jeanine: i like the beach come i like to work out my like a great lunch come a great cup of coffee in the morning. i love to just look at the sun and say "thank god it is sunny and not raining." that is it. >> greg: yes. jessica him what is your vacation, primary? >> jessica: it varies, which anna was a cop-out but i do like to sleep a lot. and actually. >> judge jeanine: that is a baby. >> jessica: no, that is different. hotel sleeping is the best sleeping. it just is. there is something, something about it. >> greg: what about the beach? >> jessica: you can learn about all these things but when you wake up in a city like in rome and you go outside

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody jesse watters with judge jeanine pirro, geraldo rivera, sandra smith and greg gutfeld, 5:00 in new york city. president zelenskyy issuing a direct challenge to joe biden as he unleashes more air assault on the country. zelenskyy making an emotional plea to congress this morning asking for more assistance including a no-fly zone while calling on president biden to step up. in front of the world. >> the ukrainian people without fighting for -- the world in the name of the future. i think -- if they cannot stop the desk, addressing president biden. you are the leader of the nation. i wish you to be the leader of the world. being the leader of the world means to be the leader of this. >> jesse: president biden responding to zelenskyy's plea for help by announcing $800 million in new military aid to ukraine. and defending how he has handled the situation, listen. speak with the american people are answering president zelenskyy's call. >> we started assistance to ukraine before this war began. the world is united for support for ukraine and determination to

all right, jesse. >> jesse: saint patrick's day feedy frenzy special. [laughter] so this is from our very good friends over at sara dippy treats we have shamrock frozen hot chocolate. the judge has already devoured the whole thing. >> judge jeanine: no hot chocolate in here. >> jesse: mix of different chocolates and now added more flair in honor. >> greg: i didn't take lactaid god help everybody. >> jesse: delicious. >> judge jeanine: it is delicious. all over the top of the whipped cream. >> geraldo: i love serendipitiy. >> we have bill barr and he may or may not be playing famous irish bagpipes, live. >> greg: i got joey jones and emily compagno tonight. watch that where am i? judge? >> judge jeanine: a group of four english men were hungry -- on vacation in hungary when the war started and what they decided to do was they decided to buy 3,000 teddy bears and children's clothing and they -- when russia invaded and they, after seeing so many children arrive at the border, they are at the border giving these children teddy bears. if you know anything ab

>> jesse: i found out dr. jill doesn't like and if your wife doesn't like somebody -- code that is officially done. i made the mistake, you know you got to set things up for your spouse or your children in case, god forbid, i get stabbed by a vicious homeless man. not out of the realm of possibility. >> greg: it has happened to. >> jesse: it is about protecting the people you love in case something horribly goes wrong here joe biden is an old guy, 80 years old. and it's almost like you are doing a -- you have to protect the country, god forbid, anything happen to you. so the fact that joe biden selected kamala harris tells me he didn't do any estate planning. he doesn't care or actually about the country as much as he should. to leave america in her hands god forbid something happened to joe, could be beyond a dereliction of duty. now come i have to assume that was a teleprompter glitch. because judge, why did she repeat the phrase six times? she has to be reading the phrase over and over again. >> judge jeani

or he cares. >> jesse: yeah. i don't think he thinks his people care as much as they do but the rubles lost half its valuable so everything is literally twice as expensive. they can't travel or use credit cards and this is going to be twice as bad as i think banking implosion in '98. they're going to contract their gdp something like double digits. this is so bad for the russian people they're going to have to build more prisons than they already have to arrest more protesters. to your point about wheat? that's maybe when you do have to do something, in the mediterranean, you might have to send naval assets over there because you have to control this somehow >> greg: geraldo you've had pandemic, we've had war and now we're up for famine. this is truly biblical stuff >> geraldo: the horsemen of the apocalypse. russia seems to be unraveling. as an observing it seems to be unraveling. this guy is ending all defense that sprung up. the thing that really troubles me is his growling about nukes. every time something, h

hey, jesse, have a good weekend, man. >> jesse: you, too thanks, bret. ♪ >> jesse: we start again in ukraine where the country was victim to another day of deadly fighting. russian troops continue their assault on the country's major ports in the south. while the two largest cities of kharkiv and kyiv remain under constant bombardment. intense fighting has been taking place in the streets for the past few days. [gunfire]

"jesse watters primetime" is right now. jesse? >> jesse: hey, bret. thank you so much. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: for as long as we can remember, movies have been a big part of american culture. i mean, who doesn't love the movies. it's our chance to escape reality, just for a few hours. sit back. eat some popcorn. be entertained. maybe even cry a little. not me, of course. and we all have our favorites. whether it's titanic, saving private ryan, maybe forrest

he was a hero. >> judge jeanine: jesse, hit it. >> jesse: sweet fan sent jesse jr. a video. >> i'm 14 years old. and i'm -- excuse me, this video is about me, right? sorry. i think mr. watters is so much fun. i love watching him. "jesse watters primetime" and "the five." >> jesse: that was 14-year-old sandy and her pal anna lynn. she is a self-taught ventricle ventriloquist. speaking of ventriloquist. i made johnny go out and do something. hit the streets of the beach. "primetime." >> judge jeanine: "special report" suspect next. hey, bret. >> bret: judge, i want to comment that geraldo has had really good hair for a long, long time. >> judge jeanine: be he did. >> bret: yes, he does. thank you. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight as war wages on in eastern europe, president biden is trying to mitigate some of the massive gasoline price hikes being experienced right here at home. partially because of the conflict but mainly dianeflationary conditions across the board that were present before. president biden is ordering another rele

jesse? >> jesse: he is going to be jumping in a bunch of bunkers underground in kyiv as long as it takes for him to stay alive. i hope he never leaves that capital because that would be a huge blow to the morale of the ukrainian people. harmingd harold we need ha nobel prize for democracy in courage give it to him. >> dana: make our own. instead of nobel prize. the five prize. judge jeanine? >> judge jeanine: the fact that this guy can put together a speech with no mistakes no, errors. he had a game plan saying we need this, this, and this is he my hero. that's the end of it. he is the world's hero. we have got to make sure he lives. >> dana: great way to end. that is it for us. "special report" is up next. ♪ >> bret: good evening. i'm bret baier. we're in fox news world headquarters in new york city this evening and in just a few minutes i will speak with former attorney general bill barr about his new book "the durham investigation. the 2020 election, russia, and more. but we start tonig

. >> jesse: we will be watching. >> piers: two words concentrate your mind jesse king piers. a leader you never knew you wanted. >> dana: the song i played today when my segment inned by alex balo called dying breed. patriotic song about his love for the country and where it is right now. if you go to andy vello.com see more of his work. judge? >> judge jeanine: most people try to get a salad in every day because it's healthy not this piggy. this piggy took a whole salad. take a look. [laughter] the pig is running away his salad. she makes her get away even the family dog tries to stop her. now, i want you to know i had two pigs, here is my own pig. a picture of my pig. so we love pigs. >> dana: "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: dana, it appears you have to go with the pig next time. [laughter] president biden insists he is not walking back his comment that vlad putin is not remain in power while many of his aides sent the last three days doing that possible compromise with russia to try to bring the fighting to an end. relanguagesing covid rules could result i

"jesse watters primetime" is up next. >> jesse: hey, mike, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: nearly 200 years ago, prominent danish author named hans christian andersen was making a name for himself. the man knew how to spin a yarn, as they say. crafting some of the 19th century's most famous tales. he knocked out a few classics. i'm sure you've read these to your kids before, like the ugly duckling or the little mermaid. solid stories that help pass along some important life lessons. but anderson wasn't just writing about mallards and fish.

, jesse. >> jesse: "special report" is up next. >> bret: thanks, jesse. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight as president biden prepares to deliver his first state of the union address the largest european land conflict since world war ii sees russia bombarding civilian sights in ukraine's second largest city. ukraine's president cause calls it frank undisguised terror. a 40-mile long convoy of russian military vehicles struggles to advance on the capital city of kyiv. it stalled with resupply issues as russia's financial system deals with crippling

jesse, these are not overdoses. this is a poisoning. they don't know the fentanyl is in the cocaine. and they're poi sopped by this. >> yeah, it comes from china and it's being brought up by these cartels in the border is wide open, so it makes it easier. biden just knocked off a bunch of statutes to -- if you're trafficking this stuff, he just knocked the prison time off. for trafficking the fentanyl. so, he's soft on this. the whole government has been soft on this for decades. no one has really woken up to this, a couple of years ago, trump woke up to it. but if someone had died in ukraine, an american, the president would have been out talking about it, out in the rose garden. but this happens in this country, you know what? heel never say anything. and that's the problem. your know, you -- you peg all of this -- all of these taxes to these politicians to protect the border, to protect our streets, to protect our children, and they go off and spend that money and do all of that stuff and all across the atlantic ocean in another coun

jesse, 10 seconds. hit it. >> jesse: 10 seconds. i read a piece in the "wall street journal" today. >> dana: very good. >> jesse: i don't endorse it but at least someone thinking outside the box. they thought about setting up a no-fly zone in lviv which is way west no. russian forces anywhere near there. and you kind of dare the russians to touch that, and it shows presence and it shows initiative. did you hurry me? >> geraldo: the talk of fake news and other don't for a second think we don't absolutely support the patriot ukrainian people fighting for their survival. >> judge jeanine: we do. >> geraldo: give them all our props. >> judge jeanine: dana? >> dana: when i read dan henninger's "wall street journal" column. basically berlin after the world war that was an idea. at least there is something. >> judge jeanine: what do you think of that, berlin? >> greg: i don't know. i'm hoping we do some majestic mediation with a truth in reconciliation committee built into it i don't know how we can keep this from going truly catastrophic.

i think jesse has nailed the frame. we have two go options: one of the options is confront them militarily. that could take a couple of options there. the president set a no-fly zone as well. if ukrainians want us to enforce that, which the general and others believe would engage us there in a way don't want to be -- to send more weapons. we definitely should send more weapons. the second part is you got to hope that there is unprecedented pressure in russia to upend putin. it appears oligarchs and others are asking and encouraging this. you think about the frame, you've nailed it. what do we do in the next several days if they continue to have these cities, continue to kill civilians? when we take pictures of women, young moms and their young kids being killed, how will that make us feel? we don't know yet. i think they thought a lot about this. i think he is made clear he's not sending troops back today. he may take that position next week, and if not -- enforce a no-fly zone or send troops, then you escalate to world

hey, bret. >> bret: by jesse jr. >> jesse: thank you. i taught him everything he knows. >> bret: looked good like greg on saturday night. have a good one. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight russia's military says it's fundamentally cutting operations near ukraine's capital and one northern city. president biden is skeptical saying we'll see. pentagon officials saying it's a repositioning, not a withdrawal from that area. the announcement comes as russia's troops remain bogged down and peace talks continue in turkey. today ukraine outlined a framework under which it would declare neutrality in exchange for

jesse: it still stands. it is hard to know as a private business which does not have a major global geopolitical analyst function, trying to evaluate these situations play-by-play, we look at our ball as being able to follow executive orders, follow sanctions coming from the government, we are happy to comply with those, we have a long history of working with law enforcement and the government. for ourselves to decide to impose account freezes on individual russians who probably don't support this invasion i think is a step too far and it is freezing someone's finances is more than just stopping selling them shoes or photo filters, it is an extreme measure and we will not do it until we are forced to by the government. emily: the department of justice is going after luxury assets including crypto assets. having been contacted? are you cooperating? what do you think the role is of exchanges in that respect? jesse: kraken dealt with 2500 law-enforcement requests last year. we are in regular contact with law en

>> jesse jr. understand better than she does. who else are you going to send customer biden is not going. he's going to go if it is really important. just going to have a big entourage around her. those are the people that are going to be doing the real talking bear. then, kamala has to go to a press conference. who are you going to send? >> by going to delaware dominic >> biden is going to delaware. >> other small states too. do you remember when the vice president event to europe -- i think they took that seriously, so they are going to send her to bjork. let's talk about it in her terms. is this country called mexico on the border of the united states, and millions of people are illegally crossing into the united states every single year. many are violent criminals from all over the world. not just south america. that's bad that he hoped she would deal with domestic issues before they sent her over. dealing with an international conflict. >> she was in charge of root causes of the border, and then come in charge of voting righ

, jesse. >> jesse: "special report" is up next. >> bret: thanks, jesse. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight as president biden prepares to deliver his first state of the union address the largest european land conflict since world war ii sees russia bombarding civilian sights in ukraine's second largest city. ukraine's president cause calls it frank undisguised terror. a 40-mile long convoy of russian military vehicles struggles to advance on the capital city of kyiv. it stalled with resupply issues as russia's financial system deals with crippling sanctions atop kremlin official says the west economic war could turn into a real one. worldwide markets are suffering, including here in wall street. and the u.s. oil price today hit a seven-year high to almost $107 a barrel at one point. hundreds of thousands of refugees are fleeing ukraine for neighboring countries to try to get out of the way of bombings and artillery fire. correspondent trey yingst is in kyiv a

jesse? >> jesse: "jesse watters primetime" has a big show tonight. we will be covering the ukraine situation the whole hour. >> greg: thank the people at fox steve harrigan with my mother the whole time. scott helped marshall this. trey yingst everybody was amazing. i'm over 6:00. i don't really care because those guys are awesome. they rule, they saved my mother-in-law's life. hello, bret. >> bret: that's great news. congratulations. that's good to hear. >> geraldo: definitely. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. ♪ [explosions] [siren] [explosions]

"jesse watters primetime" starts now. jesse, i like that singing without the whole thing. just get the stadium in there. >> jesse: i have no idea what you are talking about because i just sat down. >> bret: see, that's what you do. >> jesse: that's thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: what do you think it was that made the 1970s so haywire? was it the bell bottom jeans and the leisure suits? or was it archie bunker? >> let me tell you something, mr. stivic. you are a meat head. [laughter] >> what did you call me? >> a meat head. >> jesse: it wasn't just his style and the

>> we are moving in that direction, jesse. your question there, what are they so afraid of? they are afraid of the truth. they are way frayed of even a single voice coming out as challenging the power elite, questioning them, daring to hold a dissenting view and they are afraid because their arguments are so weak that they know they will not withstand the light of the truth. and this is why we are seeing not only fill most of the mainstream media, very vigorously defending and mush pushing the biden propaganda, it's not enough, they are going to youtubers, they are going to tiktokers, it's not enough that they also have google and big tech basically working for them and with them to control what information we see and what information we don't see. none of this is enough. because they won't stop. and it's not just the biden administration. it's not just democrats. it's the power elite. it's the neocons and neo libs working together to make sure that every single voice in this country, anybody who has got a platform is spowding their narrative that they want people to see and